No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 152



I've always been someone who relies on my own skills and hard work, even with the looming title of "future boss lady" at StarQuest Enterprises. I refused to be just a decorative piece.

In my first week, I combed through all the marketing clients' files and the company's resources. I got to grips with the performance of every marketing employee, especially focusing on the past six months.

I reorganized the team and introduced a new incentive system.

They say a new broom sweeps clean. I am not resetting the system to establish myself, but to ignite a drive in everyone to not let themselves down, nor the company, especially after Conrad's pressure to hire me was brushed aside by them.

Just when I thought the marketing department was about to shine, I got feedback that all our clients were pulling out, even the ones that were previously secure. It was clear Conrad was behind this, unable to pressure the company directly, he resorted to underhanded tactics to make them let me go.

This situation was my battle to report to Grant. His response was surprisingly calm, "If Conrad can take them, they weren't ours to begin with. We'll find new ones."

Grant's confidence was unexpected. I showed him the reports, pointing out that 80% of our clientele had been poached by Conrad.

"It's fine, as long as he doesn't take you away, I trust you, Ms. Hudson, to rebuild," Grant's faith in me was astonishing.

And though I had the confidence, his particular attention felt unusual.

Smith, shouldn't you report this to the president?" I suggested, quickly adding, "I mean, losing so many clients at once... It might put you in a tough spot if

look of realization dawning on his face. "Ms. Hudson,

StarQuest Enterprises was so reluctant

he

StarQuest Enterprises at your hiring was expected,

was overthinking

there wasn't much left to say, I just nodded, "I just didn't want to be a

at all, Ms. Hudson, feel free

Uh?

is, we trust in your

half-smile, "I'm not a

Grant

I was speechless.

lack of pressure from the company, I

believe

could be, putting his own interests

potentially hindering other

companies' growth.